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Post Once Notice.

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promptly in ali cases) at tins oIhce as follows
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Az EXTRA BERYHA MATINEE.

The matinee performance OF La Damo Aux Cameias,
given Yesterday afternoon by Nine Bornhardt, was a
tended by IA large house "a present tho Saturday
before when Fedora" given. Already every seat
I'm the house IL sold for saturday. and "a tho man
agemcut We determined to give special matinee per
formnncc OF "TheodOra" next Thursday afternoon AL
l:d5 the seats for this will be sale on Tuesday ut
the Star Theatre a.,
Peruhard depart from her regular custom ana give
"wednesday matinee performance this week OF "fe
dorm so that tho great French actress may her por
travail of character abe has male peculiarly her own
Ihe following letter has been reosiyed BY sss Da'en
port from Nine Bcrnhard accepting her Invitation To
be present:
CurEy MADAME: Bien grand plaislr Mcrcrcdi matinee
ira yous applHudlr ct vous almircr.
Jc vOus serr6 reInorcanL mile iola
bAKA BgRsHARDr
(Tfdnxfatf0n1
DEAR MADAME; with pleasure shall applaud and
admire at tho Wednesday matinee
take your hand thanking you Thousand times
SABA BkRSHABpT
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VAR MH1rzrxx AND xzETTSoM.

PHILADELPHIA. March 20 CSpecian-wslt Whitman
tho poet received letter from Lord Tennyson yesterday
and In speaking Of the Laureate no says Tennyson u
not tho snob that he 10 be and an utterly
unable TO understand what 10 tho justification or the
anmus Of the malicious newspaper sQubs that have boon
leveed at him. He has written me many letter and he
invariably addresses me as Dear old man."
Mr.. Whitman objected TO giving the contents OF the
letter entire but said "Tennyson has always been warm
frtend Of mine. When went 10 England he, moro than
other made my soourn there both pleasant and
profitable Tonnyson Is great man. This 10 my opinion
eDphstically have strong regard for Englsnds Poet
Laureate personally and want say that he 10 worthy
Of any mans regard and respect"
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Announcements
MORE THAN THANKS.

Port Madison. IowA-Mra Lydia E. Pinkham, IT Am
glad inform you that tried bottle Of vegs
table Compound and have found great roef more than
thank for kind advice have felt well -
do aimee had those troubloA" Yours respectfully.
Mrs W. c. A. The above Is sample Of the many letters
received BY Mrs. Pin khan expressing gratitude for tho bcne
fit derived from her Vegetable Compound Another letter.
from Kaufman Texas says Your Compound has done me
good than ali the doctors did, for which thank
you with Gil my heart" Your friend Anna B.
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TIE WEA TIER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDlCATfONS-FOR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON. March 2G-For Maine. New Hampshire
Vermont. Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut and
Eastern New-York. fair weather, followed by rain.
warmer. nOrtheasterly winds.
For Eastern Pennsy vania. NewJersey, Delaware and
Mary land fair weather. followed by rain. noarly station
AIRY temperature, nostheasterly Winds
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NOT THE wgLL-KSOwN MA URGE GRAU

A dispatch from Quebec sent out by tho Associated
Press And published here on Frida, stated tha'
Maurice Grau had been thrown Into 'ail there because
he was unable IT, meet the financial obligations In.
ourrpa in the agepent Of The Maid OF beiievio
Opera Company. letter was also gwen, Pnrporting
from the jsi the writor protected against the nius
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tice done 10 an American citizen. To whomever the
dispatch may have referred did not refer to Maurice
Grau, the wel-kuown theatrical mans-or. Mt. Grsu
ceiyed from Quebec lie Is associated with Mr.. Abbey
In the mana ment Of Sarah Bernhardts company and
has never been in Iail.
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As~hAkuA Tho word makos tho old follows on tAe
ncani OF Trado look conscious and bnsh They think
b On slluson 70 tho bad-headed row 10 the tnesgo
x Gboly hard fellow" thoy understand to mean the
below who scnds flowers up over tho footlignS ana
tics his card to them. and doesn't care what the oio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27
Llsr WEEK or AMERICAN OPERA.

LAST WEEK or AMERICAN OPERA.
The reperory last Of the American opera
SssseA II The Metropolitan Opera House is; Monday
shsrot" Wednesday. .Maelra, followed by ballet ~
oanged - music OF Rubenstoins bal costume Friday
ReOless ballet Sylvia precsdsd ~ "Gsatea; Sstar-
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..
l55 West 63dst Take or 9th Elevated r. to 69hsk
IN Hours 10 H. 6to7. Diseases OF the Nervous
system. Gento Urinary organs Impotence and stcriy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

BOTTLING BEER AT THE EMPIRE BREWERY.
Beadestone K Woerzs Celebrated Imperial Lager Beer
bottled their brewery 29l West 10thst n " thus
assuring absolute purity. Orders by mai. =:
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c. G. Shayne, Manufacturer, will retail bal
Of elegant sealskn reductions In
prices prior extensive alterations in building LOB Princes
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SHIRTS TO ORDER, 6 FOR So
(sold elsewhere at so. Call or send postal.
KENNEDY, 26 Cor tlandt-st
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DIR. HAYS HAIR HEALTH
Eradcacs DANDRUvP and HAD DI5EAsRs 0fvks LIFE and
vooR to GRAY HAIR Preferred for purity and perfume
Buy KILL CoRNa Enough TO kill dfy c0rns for 10 cent
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SEALSKIN GARMENTS AND FURs.
Decided reduction in prices before storing away.
c. Z. bHAYNE, ManufActu rer, l0S Prtnce-s&
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FINEST SILK HAT, SIS 80.
Finest Derby s. 40 Equals kDoIs or Dunlaps saving 81
KENNEDY, 20 COrtlandtst
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G. c. Shayne, Manufacturer, will retail bal.
elegant seaskn reductions In
prices prior building l05 Prince st
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OB3ERvArIONA

the diagram continuous line tho baromeric huc
tuaoDs observed NJ tho United States sHns
service alton In this city dssies Indicate the tsnporA
turc noted " Hudpurs pharmacy. 2i3 BroAdwAy.
TKpuNE OFFICE March 81 A. M.-Tho movement OF
tho barometer yesterday upward The temperature
ranged between 3lo and 800. the average a4< being
~ lower than on Friday 49,
In ana near this city to-day there viii probably be
fair aud warmer wcnther, follows I'd W Eatas ..f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

C. c. Shavne Manufacturer will retail balance Of elegant
seaskn garments reductions In prior 10
extensive alterations In building los Prncert
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10 edlc Aldermen now take Rest.
the rush continues for Bensons Pastss the great
all al remedies for pains aches strains coughs
eursy IS medals OF excellence testify To
thsr superiority over all others for Beuson and refuse
substitutons.
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CuRr FOR THE DEAF

CURE FOR THE DEAF.
PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS perfectly
perform the work Of the Natural Drum
Invisible comfortable and position All converse
ons and whispers heard distinctly send for illustrated
book with Testimonials free Address call On j. HlsCox
800 Broadway. N. Y Mention this paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

c. shayne, Manufacturer will retail balance OF clegan,
seakn garments at enormous reductions In prices prior "a
extensive alterations IN building. l0J Princost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

Earl g. Wilson's E. g. w. brand Of Mems
Collars and CuRs arc tho best Sold sverywaera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. D.. Beach-st.. N. Y.
Hours-ll to ] and to p m. sundsys. 10 % IA
Disease OF DervVas system. from whatever cause
specially the Our readers ssfely
sn with the Of receiving honorable
treatment reliable opinions and common sense advtcA-Adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

Artists Materials.
French Gold Paint etc j. MsTsehng Co., ~ Park place.
Now.loIk.
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DIR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH Powder
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 20 centA
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scaislsiu Garments Rnd Furs.
Decided reduction IN prices before storing away.
G. C. snAYSE Manufacturer. l03 Prince e.
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5psfiaI Notices.

A. An Exhibition
Of the works OF
THE LATE GEORGE FULLER,
including
"AREThUsA."
"NYDIA."
AND sHE WAS WITCH
and many othera
10 now open &C Galleries Of n esarA
REICHARD 4 co.
No. 220 9th. avenue opp Hotel Brunswick,
until Apri8.
Great clearing sale OF Genuine Alaska London Ayed
6eAlsk Garments PREVIOUS an tuiding MAY i
PRICES UkEATLY kEUCCkD
C. e. sHA YNk, LOS pgincsss
Exhlbltlon Of Photssrnphs
Under the auspices VI
THE SOCIETY or ANATkUk PMOrO0RAPaEBo OF
NEW-lORK.
1000 Ptctures feprossptns work OF AmateurA
OnrUIEs GALLERY, D45 broadway. near l4th-st Open
Day aud Evening Lantern Exhibitions Aondsy. wsdnss
zduission Is c.nts Season Tickets, -
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PLRPFCr AND PERMANENT HEALTH


anil strength would certainly indicate that TINS
a positive addition 10 the science OF MEDICINE
In other isea,ss have tho remafkaoo cnoo' "
Dr. oreenss discoveries medicine been more
more happy IN thor results Thousands OF unhappy S"o
crs. who. before using these WONDERFUL "'"s' -
strength giving reme.oA looked forward 10 mo 'v
useless 10 themselves aud burden " Others '"S 'oeA
perfect strength visor and health aud IL Is 'o' '' ~
that say all similarly afflicted. III "n'o'oi o' "
take hope. perfect aud permAnen' o"'o W ny
plying TO this eminent and skiliu physician. $3.50
Dr. Uroeno's odco Is at So West iithsL o"forA "ho
he Is permanently located AMI has extensive i"oo"'
the preparation vegetable reneies lie gives 'o'
taon freo vads aud siok tho prhoSe VI e'
sultng regard their dissAses poi sohA " ~ ~
tor OF charge.
owing widespread request from patients out OF
and those Who owing their BUSINESS or wofk
during the day. the oico will 10 from Voo'ooA VA
O'Clock D. m and on sundays from - M 70 IL m' rus
arran cement FREQ consultation during tho uV an
inr v 10 great the Doctors numosrsss
patients all parts Of tho country - wen ss
many sufferers who Will thus oe
consult and regain pir health By means OF ms uy
vsadsrful rsmsdisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-27

DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLlsHMENT
special facilities for clean sing arstcay the most eiao'
CRATE dresses NANTES OF all textures also tailor made
dresses and gensmens garments beautifully dyed cleaned
and pressed No ripping Our New York offices are 80
Duane st. $40 Broadway $40 9Th 2o6 5thaye and l47S
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
Labor Drives Away Capitsi.

HAvERHILL, Mass, March 3.-The
Shoe Manufacturers' Association, In
view OF the rapid withdrawal OF shoe
manufacturers from this city, have is
the last two years firms manufacturing
81 OO0. 900 worth OF goods per Annum,
rep, esenting tenth of the entire pro.
duct, aud employing 800 operatives,
have been driven away by the exorbi-
tant demands of labor organizations,
and it seems probable that fron q
similar cause, An equal amount of bust
ness will be lost within the next few
months. 1t is believed that by proper
con oessions on the part of labor and BY
property owners this may be avoided.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
BREvITIES. 3

Sun Rises o.27 sun Sets $50.
Tho cheapest hat house In tho city
Rumford Bros 4O4 Market street.
OIL Uloth remnants cheap, 222 King.
Try BUNS ooai you viii ike II
rry Bush's ooal you will surely like u.
W. J. kimbie, grocer, 2nd and JuDtison.
millard r. Davis, iewelsr. o 8. 2nd stree
Oity Laundry. SIXTH and Shipiey stresl
Fine 10 x. Kings. Ut HAMS. Is 3. Eourt,
Cheapest place TO buy window shades q
los West Eighth street.
Washing machine for sale st Picksps stow,
store, East Fourth st.
Dyspeptics, drink creamery buttermilk
Doctors recon mend 1t. 4th and Shipley sts
Skim milk, 2 qts. for bc. Creamery, I'll
and Shipley ste.
Get your furniture reupho Istered at Fred
q. Hodgcs', l03 West Eighth street
This 10 the time 10 get good work for littl,
money at Hodges, lo3 w. Eighth street.
Alex. Chambers tin roofing, Bpouting anC
jobbing, 222 King street.
Tinware, Wood and Willow Ware, y
King street.
Fish and oysters fresh every day at Pen
noli's. Second and King streets.
Urder an easy chair or parior suit at Fred
q Hodg es'. 1903 West Eighth stroet.
Go to H. II. Moore's stalls, II and "a Sec
ond street market, for your good butter an
cheese, Wholesale and retail.
II you want cheap picture frames 10 TO
| u. Baugh, 2o3 West Second street. hav
the largest stock In Delawarei como and Be
| for yourselves.
Ross now has complete stock OF tn
latest styles in hats, winter caps, undel
| wear, neskwear and notions at lie Marke
street, ut the lowest city cash prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
Useful and HurtfuI Medicines.

There Is certain class OF remedies
for constipation absolutely useless.
There are boluses and potiors made In
great part of podophyllin, aloes. rhu-
barb, Ramboge and other worthless in
gradients. The damage they do to the
stOmaehs of those who ase them IL In
oalculabls. They evaouste the bowels,
1t is true, but always do SO violently
and profusely, and besides, grippe the
bowels. Their effect is TO weaken both
them and the stomach. Better far to
nse the agreeable and salutsry aperieut,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the lsxa.
tive effect Of which IL never preceded
| by pain, or accompanied by 3 convul
sive, violent action Of the bowels. On
the contrary, it invieor ates those or
gans, the stomach and the entire sys
tenn. As . IN cans of curing and pre-
venting malarial fevers, no medicine
can compare with 1t, ard 1t remedies
nervous debility, rheumatism, kidney
and bladder inactivity, and other inor
ganic ailments,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
News Summary.

The GupeFintsndent Of the Winons
aud 6t. Peter Railroad, 10 Minnesota,
saga that "between Man kAto and Tracy
the snow drifts are In many cases six
feet above the elegraph poles, and the
bzemcn have had 70 splice scantling to
the lops cf the poles 10 get the wires up
where they could be used" He says
"msny Of the drifss are twenty a We
feet deep and packed 90 hard that the
compsny dsres not attempt to send .
snow plough through them. One thou
sand men are now at work ehovelling
snow between MAnkAto and Tracy, and
the line will not be cleared for several
days"
In Minneapolis yesterday morning
the -four etorehouse "V," Of Pillsbury
& Co., tumbled down with . terrible
crash. 10 1t wera stored between 100..
000 and 125, 900 barrels Of -four, In sacks
and barrels. The building WAS frame,
and covered block Of ground in length
and half block in width, and WAS one
story high. The damage is variously
estimated at SIC. 900 to $50, 900.
All the switchmen In the Cleveland
Ohio, yards Of the New York, Pennsyl
vania and Ohio Railroad struck this
morning because the crews on switch
ing trains had been reduced from three
brakemen and conductor TO two
brskemeu and . conductor. The switch
Ing hands at Youn sstown, the other end
of the division, are also out on strike
for the same reason.
The managers Of the coal companies
10 New York state that they will cen
tinue to meet for the discussion o
prices, although no new combination
win be formed. A meeting will be beld
next week by the representatives Of the
c0al-carrying roads to hx on q uniform
rate for transportation OF coal from Iht
mines to New York harbor.
News has reached Montreal that, OF
Tuesday last, large gang Of men, with
two engines and o snow plough, wer'
caught In . snow slide at Selkirk. 81,
Of tue men were smothered before the,
could be got out.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
Labor snd Capital,

TIE miners ct Tyler, Psnna., have
been on ftrika for several weeks, and on
Wednesday the work Of evictinR them
from the company's hou uses was begun,
as new men were ready to take the
plaoes OF the strikerr. '.At one house q
sick woman was CARED ont on her bed,
and at another, IL 10 said. the pelics
broke in q door and forcibly removed
the inmates and household goods /"
Owing to the weather there IL great
suffering among the evicted families
The men employed at the Pierce and
Virginia coal mines, near Sharon, Pa.
have struck against . proposed reduc-
tion Of ten cents. At Irwin's Station,
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, the two
Thousand miners employed by the
WestDoreland and Pennsy lvania Gas
Fuel Companies held . mass meeting
on Thursday, to consider the adyiss.
bility of demanding an increase Of
wages.
A telegram from Newark. New Jer
sey, says the order issued by the
Knights OF Labor. compelling ali cigar
makers belonging to that organization
to withdraw from the International al
Union, Is to be rescipdea. This facs
Was reported to the Trades Assembly
W SuO ouAEitttoS hppOlALtu 10 wall OF
Mr.. Powderly. although 1t was stated
that the order for Its recall would 40,
reach the District Assemblies for two
weeks.
The plAaterers of Pistsburg and ALE
gheny City have severed their csnnec
tion with the Knights OF Labor and
Joined the Protective Plasterers' Ma
tiopal Union. There are over two hun
dred plasterers in the two cities, and
without exception they have left tn.
Knights and Joined the National U nton
They revised their charter on Wednes
day night.
The striking printers at Milwaukee
yesterday afternoon offered to return or
the conditions of the compromise sug
gested by the publishers before the
strike, but they were told that ther,
WAS no work for Union men. The press
men have been called out, but paper
Iwill be issued IS usual. The boss jol
Iprinters also refuse to negotiate will
the strikers.
Tbrse hundred employees OF Bowker
Torrey b Cos marble works at Boston
have struck because the firm emp oye(
Inon.union men. A member OF the 6rn
Isays that 1900 men have been sent fo
from Italy"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04

Hukill & Lank, auctioneers, sold or
Thursday, tor VIM Powell Of Penoade'
Bundred, COWS at $38, S43 S54, S48. s45
$50, $i5, $72 and $50 respectively, al
average of over S52; 5 horses at SIG
$145, $l67 SOL and Sl62 SO respectively
4 colts. 2-year OLD, at $106 each; 3 year
old OF $i01; 7-months Old, at Sl20; and 8
earling at SOL; SOW and pigs. Sc; on,
SOW, S3S; shoats weighing 175 pound 5
at 7 cents per pound; chickens. 81 IL
per pair. Tie attendance was large
the bidding spirited, and prices iol
every thing were very good.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
Kinder Carton SCHOOL.

Miss Kate Anderson has opened q
Kinder Garten School at No. 422 Jefer.
son street, for the instruction Of small
children. Her arrangements are such
% 10 enable her to interest and instruct
the little OIL es placed under her care,
while her charges are quite moderate.
Persons who have children that are
not old enough to go to the public
school, and wish to have them instruct.
ed In the alphabet, drawing and me
ical contrivances would do we'll to
consult her, and consider the expedi
or cy OF placing them under her care.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04

Do you want q pretty sample Of ARA
sene embroidery, aud at the same time
tie shown how to do the work? II you
will call on us during this week, we
aill interest you In the work we are
ooing, and each lady shal! receive an
embroidered rosebud, We will show
you work In srrasene, tinsel and etch-
ing OF the fnest kind. Gall and see It,
The Singer Manufacturing Co, ii. I.
Jones, Agent, $40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
We Caution All Against Them

The unprecedented success and merit
of Ely's Orss m Balm-a real cure foT
catnrrL, hay fever and cold in the head
has indeed many advsnturers to place
catarrh medicines bearing some ressm
blanoe in appearance, style or name
upon the market, In order to trade upon
the reputation of Ely's Cream Balm.
Don't be deceived. Buy only Ey's
Cream Balm. Many In your imme.
diate locality will testify in highest
commendation OF 1t. A particle is ap.
piled into each nostrjl; no pain; agree
able to use. Price 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
yaIlou rsyor on board.

NEW YORK, March 3-The steam
ship PortueDse, from Para and other
South American ports, passed quaran-
tine to-day, and came directly up to
her wharf at Martin q stores. Two hre'
men on board were very Ill, with ellov
fever 1t wss believed by those ON board
One of the Aremen, William Oolgsn, q
wears old, died before the vessel reached
her wharf. The other man, Thomas
Derkin, Was placed in an ambulanc,
and start was made for hospital
After proceeding three blocks Derkir
died,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04
SPECIAL mKMTI0H


that verybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 As. of the best,
well-cleaned GOAL In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loads. Lime for whitewash-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Oen-
trAl office, Seventh and King streets.
Look for ths blue sign. Open in the
evening.
Painting.
Tilghman DAnner, house and sign
painter, No. go Market street. job
bing properly attended 70 and estimates
furnished.
Dealers. Loek OaG
Gilmore, los East Second street, has
red uoed pricas on tobacco and cigars.
WIN give you barGAins for the cash.
II fine cabinet photographs and one
large frame size free for $500 at Hol-
lands photograph gallery, 3O7 Market.
o, 10 or S6 gem pictures for 70 cents.
st Hollands gallery. S0q Market street.
Bush's- Yreaoh street wharf, 10 III
plnoe 70 buv youf GOAL
For god coal 60 10 Bush's. French
street wharf.
Cream chocolate, 2b ots.at Ferguson's.
Eclipse sac ladies' shoes. G.. X. b r
Daily Republican., 1887-03-04

Robbing Them of Their Hard Earnings
II the people Of this city and sur.
rounding country are foolish enough to
pay outrageous profits demanded, after
the guide and warning we have been
giving the public, they deserve nc
sympathy. When an upright man like
Meyers, the clothier, will sell you an
Oriental worsted diagonal fuit oil
clothes, lined with Italian satip, for
s. SO, worth $40 90, and that price
upwards, n boys suit for 81. 98,
or pair OF durable working
pants for 98 cents, on account of his
being compelled to leave this city on
March 25,h, and you squander your
money when your wife could put the
savings TO better advantage, you de-
serve reprimanding. aad don't you fol
get it.